Farloe Kyle confident to win Bookmakers Stayers
Farloe Kyle is quite confident to exhibit a rock-solid run at Sheffield racecourse in an effort to finish first in The Owlerton Bookmakers Stayers – Duplicated that will be held on Tuesday, May 22.
The B. Draper-trained fawn dog will break from the black box when the Open Race begins at 19:42 (GMT). On the flat course of 660 metres, the dashing dog will show his guts against five worthy competitors such as Crazy Roo, Kauto Jet, Cape West, Ballymac Sally and Parkfield Alice. The prize purse contains £200.
Farloe Kyle has been enjoying great form since the start of the calendar year. The two-year-old novice runner elegantly won a race each in January, February and March.
After getting a runner-up rank on April 3, the maverick sprinter bagged a big victory on May 3. He moved ahead to finish 2nd in his second last outing on May 8.
Keeping in view these epic feats, the bookmakers have mandated the talented son of Hondo Black out of Farloe Reserve as the red hot favourite for the Stayers.
If Farloe Kyle manages to capitalise well on his capabilities, he will have up to 90 percent chances to finish first.
Among the other runners, Kauto Jet and Cape West are likely to perform well in the race.
Kauto Jet excellently won two races in March followed by a classic victory in April. The R. Warren-trained black b***h moved on to finish as a runner-up in each of the three subsequent races. The brilliant b***h can give a tough time to the favourite hound.
On the other hand, Cape West bagged two epic triumphs in January. The M. Cutler-trained black b***h moved on to win a race each in February and March. She nicely gained a nice victory on May 1. She finished 2nd in her last start on May 17.
Though there will be a tough tug of war in the race but Farloe Kyle is likely to make his way towards victory convincingly. The event will have many twists and turns. Let us enjoy the amazing action. Good luck to all the runners.
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